Definition of Medusa-like in English:

Medusa-like

adjective mɪˈdjuːsəlʌɪkmɪˈdʒuːzəlʌɪkmɪˈdjuːzəlʌɪk

Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Stephens (fl. 1611–1617), satirist and playwright. From Medusa + -like.

adjective

Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Stephens (fl. 1611–1617), satirist and playwright. From Medusa + -like.

单词	Medusa-like
释义	Definition of Medusa-like in English: Medusa-like adjective mɪˈdjuːsəlʌɪkmɪˈdʒuːzəlʌɪkmɪˈdjuːzəlʌɪk 1Resembling Medusa, especially with reference to her hair. 2Resembling or similar to a medusa. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Stephens (fl. 1611–1617), satirist and playwright. From Medusa + -like. Definition of Medusa-like in US English: Medusa-like adjective 1Resembling Medusa, especially with reference to her hair. 2Resembling or similar to a medusa. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Stephens (fl. 1611–1617), satirist and playwright. From Medusa + -like.
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